I was somewhat surprised to see recently that some veterinarians are apparently recommending a version of the Pox Party for dogs in order to avoid vaccinating forparvovirusandcanine distemper, two common and very serious infectious diseases. I was not, however, surprised that these veterinarians wer...
Allergy shots improve the condition but do not cure the disease. Many animals may still require anti-itch medications during seasonal flare-ups. Food Allergies Amongpets, food allergies are less common than airborne allergies. Any breed can develop food allergies, but there may be an increased ri...
Exams, Shots, Heartworm Here at the Good Shepherd Veterinary Hospital we provide exams, screening tests and diagnostics to dogs, cats, and birds. SEE WHAT MY PET NEEDS IN-HOUSE LABORATORY Digital X-Rays, Operating Room & ICU On Site Our veterinary hospital features a complete laboratory on-...
a strict diet trial, which must adhere closely to the veterinarian's directions. Therapy includes "allergy shots" (called allergen-specific immunotherapy), treatments for skin and ear infections, diet changes, and medications. Allergies are longterm conditions that usually require life-long management...
Vets also tended to give an additional 20 week parvo-only vaccine to black and tan dogs that were considered parvo-sensitive. The reason for the (comparatively) long course of puppy shots was the issue of maternal immunity and the fear that, if puppies were not vaccinated at 16-18 weeks,...
We took our puppy in for a well visit and his shots! Everyone was so kind and made the entire process quick and smooth. Zachary and Dr. Madi did a fantastic job and helped answer questions and provide helpful educational about our pup! Thank you guys!
When a new animal joins your family, your first priority should be taking them to a vet for a checkup. We can assess your pet’s health and provide any vaccinations they may need. From there, you can bring your pet back for regular appointments, booster shots, and in case of injury ...
sometime they do when giving shots but dogs react differently to pain. They were taking blood from a dog on the floor since it was too big to put on the counter and used the forearm to do it. When they take blood from cats they use the neck most...
Finding a veterinarian to care for your pet can be a difficult decision. At our vet clinic, our goal is to care for your pet the way they care for you. We offer routine care as well as emergency care for when you and your pet need us most. From first shots and spaying and neuter...
George and Louise both need yearly shots in mid-August. See you then. Reply Rayya Says: July 28, 2013 at 3:05 pm Dear Maria, Thank you so much for your wonderful message. I didn’t have the heart to tell you face to face. I will tremendously miss our interactions. You are a ...